3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Situated within central Broadstairs is this charming three/ four bedroom, period family, thought to have been built circa 1860's this home boasts character throughout along with plenty of original features to include fireplaces, oak flooring, pantries and exposed brick walls. The accommodation is set over three floors, with the ground floor comprising; hallway with original Quarry tiled flooring, separate lounge with wood burner, beautiful mantle and built in shelving to the sides and oak flooring which leads through to the kitchen. The kitchen is bespoke designed with a pantry and has oak flooring, stone work surfaces and Rayburn AGA, leading through to a rear porch with original tiles and housing the wc and then onto the well designed courtyard garden, ideal for alfresco dining, with side access out for bins.

The first floor has two bedrooms and a study (which can be converted into a bedroom if required) and the family bathroom which includes a bath with shower over, infinity mirror under flooring heating. The top floor is dedicated to the master bedroom with elevated sea views and further views of the famous Bleak House, as well as benefiting from a walk in wardrobe, en-suite facilities with Hansgrohe Rain & Waterfall Shower as well as under floor heating. This stunning home is offered to the market with no onward chain.

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Location Summary

The sought-after seaside town of Broadstairs, with quaint fisherman’s cottages and period houses, including Bleak House, once the summer home of Charles Dickens. Broadstairs is also well known for its Blue Flag award winning sandy beaches, including Viking Bay and Joss Bay. The town also offers a good range of facilities with a wonderful selection of boutique shops, restaurants and cinema, together with those found at Westwood Cross shopping centre. Sporting and recreational opportunities in the area include: a leisure centre at Ramsgate, golf at North Foreland Golf Club, the championship golf courses of Royal St Georges and Princes in Sandwich, various sports clubs in the area including Broadstairs Sailing Club, cliff top and beach walking, horse riding and bowls clubs. Broadstairs benefits from the High Speed Rail with direct services to London (St Pancras 76 mins). The nearby A299 Thanet Way provides good access to the motorway network. The Eurotunnel at Cheriton, Port of Dover and Eurostar at Ashford are also easily accessed by car and provide excellent links to the continent.